by Steve McEuen (Author)
Amor Fati, Steve McEuen's second book of poetry, tackles the complex encounter between religious faith and Nature. Loosely translated as "to love one's fate," the book peels away layers of the psychological struggle. McEuen acts a guide through a metaphysical experience. Wonder at the miracle of nature and the sheer vastness of possibility in the universe serve as uplifting sentiments that remain irrefutable. Anything can happen, even with the odds against it.
Author Biography
Steve Mc Euen's poetry has been published in various periodicals and art journals such as Apostrophe: University of South Carolina Journal of the Arts; Pegasus; and Sandcutters. He won the Blair B. Morton Prize in poetry, and a number of his poems have been anthologized. Steve McEuen is an Arizona native descended from a pioneer family and lives in Arizona City. He hikes regularly and maintains an enthusiastic interest in nature and the environment.